Alien doctors release stroke research data

Aliens from the planet Bohsmoa have released some of their research on the human brain, which includes important stroke, or ‘brain attack’ research. The results are expected to change the way human doctors can treat, and even prevent strokes in humans.

Based on brain scans taken from several human subjects using alien medical devices to monitor the blood flow through the brain in ‘very fine detail’, the alien scientists located areas in the brain where strokes were likely to result, and could be prevented.

Nybrbanro, the alien medical professional who shared the findings with the writers of the Unlocked Mind Newsletter, said that sharing this information with humans on earth will give human doctors the chance to save more lives, and even prevent strokes in many cases.

“When we observed the functioning [human] brain during some of our tests, we were surprised that human doctors and medical texts did realize this before, and how easy it would be to control to keep a stroke from happening long before it would even happen,” Nybrbanro said.

The basis of the research involves the complex maze of veins and arteries inside the brain, and when certain conditions exist, causing blockages to result in the brain and thus cause a stroke. The complete details of the various conditions, and how they happen will be printed in the November 2006 edition of the Unlocked Mind Newsletter. It is reported that the writers at the Unlocked Mind Newsletter communicate with space aliens, and that the resulting articles are published in the monthly newsletter.

More information about the Space Alien Newsletter and the Unlocked Mind Newsletter can be found by visiting their website www.unlockedmind.com.

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